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Mr.. Neal took the floor and said:
''When I went into this canvass 1 went in
to win. I have always been Democrat. and
as have the interests of that party at heart
1 withdraw from this contest. I thank all
my friends for their airport and assure them
that I shall never forget it." (Cheers.)
On the forty third ballot the Neal support
ers nearly all went over to Carr. The vote
stood:
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AT THE GRAND.

STAIRS Opera company is meeting with ex-
cellent success at BunnelIs. The costumes
are most elaborate and the chorus girls are
unusually pretty. Last evening the popular
"Olivette" was presented and this afternoon
Gilbert and Sullivan's greatest success, 'fThe
Mikado." Professor Morton's excellent at
fractions in the museum hall please Manager
Bunnell's patrons hugely. By special request
the 'Mascot" will be sung on Saturday night.
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
This famous play will be presented at the
New Haven Opera House tonight and E. h.
Sothern, the noted young actor, will imper-
senate the leading character. An exchange
says "The fun is of the ARREST type and
much of the humor of the farcical situations
takes color from young Sothern's peculiar
nannerisms. The audience was enthusi-
astic in its approval and Mr.. Sothern was re-
called again and again. The play is a de-
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See johnson & Brothers ad on third page.
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On the second ballot Neal got % votes and
Carr and Campbell one less than on the first.
The political heelers began to run in amongst
the delegates who sat in the convention, try
ing to have certain men change their votes.
Candidate Neal objected to this as unfair and
it was ordered that the delegates be let alone.
At the end of the sixth ballot a motion for
recess was lost. Neal then had %, Carr %,
Campbell 16.
The nameE of each delegate was called on
every ballot, and before the convention adj
journed two secretaries were tired out and a
third had to be appointed.
A recess was taken after the fourteenth
ballot, but it was of no use. No dicker could
be made between the candidates. They were
to win if they had.to stay until morning. The
delegates settled down in their chairs again.
Some were half asleep.
After seventeen ballots had been had Jere-
miah McGrath was appointed secretary.
There was no perceptible change IN the
vote until the twenty ninth ballot, when
Carr received &c votes, Neal 20 and Camp
bell 10. Then there were cheers from the
Carr supporters in the rear of the hall. On,
the next ballot, however, Carr dropped back
to "a, Neal held his own at %, Campbell 49,
It was 1870 o'clock this morning when the
thirty ninth ballot was ended. The chair
thought something should be done in the in
terest of harmony in the party. He thought
the candidates should do something. A re-
cess was then taken.
1t was very evident that the delegates were
going to stick to their man. The Campbell
men would not desert their candidate. They
remained infexible to all entreaties.
On the next (the fortieth BALLOT the vote
was: Carr %, Neal %, Campbell 13. The
forty second:
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DIRECTORS:
CHARLES s. LEETE, JAMES D. DEWELI4,
President. Vice President
j. NJ. Mason, A. g. Wilcox,
+ A. Bishop Daniel Trowbridge,
Cornelius Perponf, III. Mason.
William r. Tyler,
Fl. @. FULLER, Asst See'y.
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@eminn su fdern slaubte. Wo'
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9ebre, bic bierin ldge, bob man rdmr
lid irsenb cine Sbeorie unseitraft flu
ridtis unb gut baIten f6nne. aber it'd
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fldre1 fi9 bic 3atboIifen fonft bic!
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fproden uno Der unbere uerbammt tuirb
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Sir alderman at Large.

Snbem i'd bic pieler an mid seri9te-
ten Mnfragen beanttporte, ufinfde i'd
Az iagen, bab i1 INNER nod elm 2ans
bibat fir oas gmt zines alderman at
large bin, in uebereinfimmung NIT
meiner grwiberung an 3ablrei&e @es
fGdftsleute, tueI1e mid auHoroerten,
mid aIs 3anbibat fur bies lint angus
seigen.
Sd uiinide es ausbrhdli9 berfans
ben sa babeu, baB i@ on Der Doblfabrt
oer Stabt ebenio intereffirt bin. uie irs
aenb elm Biirger. Wenn bic 1irser
Wertrauei ~ mir baben, tuerben ne mir
ibre Stimnen geben; tuena ni@t, 70
bin id beeierig, es su erfabreu. SD
babe meme gauge 3eit unb mein Gelb
Dem 5ortf9ritt Der Staot gewibmet. 70
baB Id supeilen meine finan5ielen RE
fourteen iberf9ritt; i'd m69te baher
tuiTen, OBJ bic Seb6lferung mid nod
bIoben @erii9ien ober mad uirtliben
9batfa9en beurtbeilt. SD bin i'm
6eIbe, p~olfdnbig unabbdngig BON
parteien uub Gaftionen.
u. 8eIfnap.
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Sas 0plfSttdet.

Tie WabIbepesuug nimntt eineu
bur9aus rubisen 8srlauf unb obenan
in bieier 8euegung febt bas BOLTS
tidet. ipelGes tdgli9 mebr Gieunbe
erbdlt. Die Burger f9einen entfdlois
fen, bas aIte Sod ab3ufditteln unb
fi9 bon benz gin1uB ienes glementes,
tpeIdes uniere WabIen TO oft gum
Hahtbeil Der Staot enti9ieben bat,
su emancipiren. Serrea, Mnberfon,
0aueiien uno Campbell tperben benz
8oIfe cine 8ultsabminiifration seben;
lie wsrben ni9t i'm Snterefe elmer Glis
que arbeiten, fonbern fe nerben bas
8efammiinterefe i'm Muse baben. 8es
sigIi1 bes Maporscanbibaien nameutz
lid fam mon nidt i'm 3meifel Iein
Serrel 1T efti9ieben Der bette Mann,
Der has 0ertrauen Der Burger in nols
lem MaBe berbient; er lit fdbig unb
uiro bas Mmt our 3~ufrlebenbeit Nler
ausfilen. Serrea bat ielbft uub bets
iritt nebenbei 81 piele Snterefen in Der
Stabt, als baB ibm bas Wobl beriels
ben nidt an 9erSen liesen iollte.
4lio tpdbIt fir 9erreI uno bic iibrigen
Beamten bes 8olfssS idsts!
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Derr s. 8. Smpe, bisbsr 0ertreier
Der 4. Warb i'm Stabtratb, bate fi6
als 0anbioat fir Wiebermabl in Der
neuen. s. Warb, aHsetinbigt. Rad.
trdgIi9 tpuroe er bon ben Oelegaten
in Der 8oItsfonpention einfimmig fur
oaReIbe amt empfOblen uub bon Der
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Staotratb ~alleseit fslue Sdulbisfeit ge.
than unb iiberldbt ieSeurtbeilung feline
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Burger Ieiner Warb. Wenn biefelben
eIauben, baB er cine Wiebermabl Der.
bient bat. 70 iolten fe ni4t a6gerr,
ibm ibre Stimmen gu geben. Selbit.
peritdnblid fiblt ii6 Smpe our9 ben
an ibn %ergangenen Nufruf iouobl. ME
bur9 bic domination eeebrt uno er
mlrb, ipenn ermdblt, @lss in ieinen
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renldfen. eaeniiber poioffiee (frtiber
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@iuirilt ibre 9ar.en porsussigen.
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6ar Mapor.

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mir erpiefenes Sertrauen betradten unb Der.
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ota Die Mrbeiter BON Gan statsmts !

Snbem bas grecutib=g omite Der Mrs
better : partsi iein Sifet oorlegt, Be-
bauert es, BOB 9err Sobn s. GopeIanb,
bic erfte Wabl Der partei fir bas
Maporsamt. es linpraftifabeI fiubet,
als 2anoioat i'm eGslbe su bleiben, unb
tbeilt nit, baB on feline STEELE 6. $.
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reoe, bic bieier Serr Dor benz 2omite
belt, bat betpieien, baB bieie WabI
cine tpeiie 1T, ba er nit ben arbeitern
iDmpatbifrt unb betrebt iein niro,
NQen gere9t su tuerben.
9as untenitebenbe Sidet fam ben
Nrbeitern San Nntonips oert,auenspoa
empfoblen tperben, ba es aus Mdn1ern
3uiammenseisbt 1T, benen bas Wobl
Der Stabt ON 9er5en liegt uno tuel9e
bic SnterefIen Der Irbeiter bef1uben
tperben. Gesbalb appeliren mir on
bic Grbeiter Der Stabt, pel1e unfere
Sadie bertreten, benz Sidet ibre ber3lis
DE unierfiiBung 81 geben.
@. 90. %. Smith, 8ori.,
Sbeo. 3unsmann, Sefr.,
6. 90. M,9laiter,
6. D.. Still,
Ssrauf 6ot1aro,
Sanes Oounep,
6enrp RpbersS apIor,
Self Norbbaus,
8. s. puIian1,
80. %. 2inthieum.
| &i1arb pabis,
STE 81. Sorbin,
g. 8. See,
George Bennad,
2ouis &ummeI,
Serrp gofelo.
2lrbeiter . Ejdet.
SIR Wapor:
gbmin 8. SerreII.
SIR Collector:
s. 6. 6aueifen.
SIR &ecorber:
% m. @brpsIer.
SIR GtroBen.3 ommiRdr:
Sohp Gapannaugb.
aldermen at large:
s. q. Gallagher,
g.. &. Subj,
Wm. 9euermannf en.,
Dan 9emis.
Warb. ALDERMEN:
1. Warb: 6. Guerguiu.
2. 80. 8. Smith,
3. Saeob Weber,
4. SEQ. pearon,
g.. 6. g. aroIa n,
6. 8us. M m q n n,
4. 8. 6. MiIIer,
s. n Soc Meup.
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Gpeben einaetroffen.

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elm AKortiment BON anberen feineu
Wurfforien. Gerner Sanbfdfe, S9psi-
3erfdfe, 2imburgertdie &C., iotuie cine
ausipabl borsiisllder Selifatefen friid.
i'm SAB unb in 6annen bel
Gbas. Seuermann
8, 6mt1mW alamo pla3a.
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s6s- Den 8trgern Der Stabt III bic
Wabl 3pii6en brei perf9iebenen Sidets
geseben. GeifiGe l1eberIesung bari
feinen 3peifel oariiber befteben lafeu,
fir mel1es man ffimmen fol-. Bon
allen Oreieu i5t bas 8olfstidet basies
nige, meldes einmiitbig unterfiiibt Su
tperben perbient.
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BOLTS


Mapor:
6. s. SerreII.
&etorber:
8. q. @nberon.
Collector:
5. 6. Saueifen.
Street @DmmiiliOner:
%. %. Campbell
@loermea at large:
6. s.. Merritt.
SenrD PauIp.
Dan 9epis.
Wm NJ n. IN
aldermen:
grHe @arb-S. D.. II, If.
;3weite Marb-Stto Splms.
Srttte Warb-Safob Meber.
Vierte MarD-@. 8. McgIure.
6infte Marb-S 8. Degener
Se1ffe Warb-8. Mauermartr.
Siebente Marb-N SreiB.
a9te Warb-S. 8. g mpe
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GtatIirt 1874.
GEO. CAENs
4l0 OF. So~ufonfrabe, g~esenIbsr bon
Gregory.
Trams6Ft@e Tdrberet

8einisunss : @tabliiierlent.
germeibet ben eebrand bon auiIin unS 90
ran.irt febenbe Garden.
seinist, b. b. pdidt unb blseIt nit ben
u~eueffen Naf9inerien Ssrren. uno Dameu'
pdfde, DEFENDERS araseu, Wmidetten II. |. n.
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sas- 3piiden Gallsban unb Sers
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= Dos grbBte 2ager bon 8euebr.
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piper & S9uItbeB.
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~ Der Mrbeiterfanbioat 8. 8.
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rels suridse3ogen. Safir gebnbtt
ibml ole Mnerfennung.
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aBer 30 babea tuttnidt;
Gpalier.R Stolen,
Maguolien,
Smmergriine @etpd9fe,
8laiipfanaeu,
Obfbdume,
Meinreben,
@aisblatt,
Blibenbe @eranien,
8liibenoe Sirdu6er,
Sablia.W urSelinoaen,
BIumen.S dmereieu,
fber iunit irgeno tpel9en 8artenbeoarf.
Der ipenbe fi9 an bic StabtsN ieherlage
Der
SIfa Nureries,
300, Cot 0oufon Strabe, San an'
tonic. Seras.
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alderman at large %ernannt, seige i9
mid biermit aIs 2anbibat fur bas
Nmt an. Senrn PauIn.
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S6s- 9ie Ranbibaten auf benz 0olfss
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Mopor, GtraBentommifdt, &eforber
unb STANDARDIZATION, finb fdmmtli@ ems
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cine ebrIide unb fortf9rittli9e Bers
woItuus unferer ftdbtif@en anseIesens
hpifpu
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bas amt oes Siratenfcmmihdrs tn Der i'm
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= Su 9ibeln uub 36pfen ss;oeene
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Wir miiHeu eubli9 unferer Stabtuer'
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6ar fdbtif4er @otIettor.
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~adtunssuou ais aaueioat sur @ieoererpdb'
lung fur bas lint oes Gitb . Collectors BEL Der
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aa- Gtimuat fiir 9erreM, Sauei'
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Tho Ror,aunt of GriseldA.

From he Toronto Grp
List to my ballad. for twas made eIpressA
punase.e for You:
Better 10 be tbeyond all ioveanesse)
There lived maiden. beautiful but poor
And goodnosse NJ her fathers hut on 70 moor.
Like sunlsh.e's sinyleA
No moatc'i castel hers hadde ever been.
Jewels nor colde;
Yet cheerful she was. and busie-thyngs wesn,
Better four fo.de.
No bustel huge was 1t her wont 70 wear.
Nor Langfrie bang
Nor hattie as tall as We village steeple, where
fo churcho bells rang
Ono day cavalier, Sir Walter hight
Travelled that way;
sith IN disgnyse no was. no page yo knights
Hadde on that day.
Sir Walter paused be fore We cottage door.
And on ye maybe dl locke
"Ladye. art voTsed In al romantic loreW
sir con cooke"
Tho knight in rapture an IN fond SURPRISE
GnzeG more and more,
Fair ono, knIRhts irae love ean'ss thou despyss.
Wtth golden store ~
lam lord o, wealth aud high descente
And much beside;
hayden be mine! yea Love, do thol conAente,
Aud be my bfide!"
Not for his eastel and his broad domain,
Yielded ye u.ArIe
But TIM: abe loved y- handsome knghte-Love fame
Woald be obeJei,
on ye same charger with 20 knighte abe rode
50 passed along:
And ys ms brides As on they rode,
Bur.t out IN songe.
And they rode on pnlill yross in sysh.e
And " h!,hegps Esddsd GilScda and ye kn!ahte,
lnhsppy bowers. TRISTAN g.
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No Fad or Rattle an akes.

Just over the line IN Marion county. Georgia,
Wild mountainous section OF the county man by the
name q seeker has lived years Mr peekers
and bis family consisted Of wife several small children
Ell IN picturesque rAyins number pf small
in tho mountain side Last week Mr. Becker, reNrninH
a. shutdown from hb days labor found HIS family sum9
distance from the cabin cuzing e each other In ebjec
terror Tie halt dozen doss lay dead In the yard and
:hcr swollen bodies crnwled and hlAssd hupdr
OF ratteFnakes. Tho door OF the cabin and the
repiilss Ars Becker informed her husband
tuAi early In tho afternoon seysral enAkes
nssrest cave whirn MAS about do yards away Thsss
were promptly killed by tho d0gA but In few min ues
others came IN such numbers that dogs were over
pnwored aud SunK death by tho poisonous fanEs of
the rsptos They soon began 70 caEnc In still larger
numbbfs and several OF hem entered the honts Ars
hSoEer aud her children then Fed in terror and eft the
reptiles In full possession OF e premises In the ssni
darkness even the boli moGntanesr did not dare at
Lacs The hde9us invaders q his house and eaied hi.
tmly g tas house q Dor where ysey re9Ainsd
during the night. Earb IN the morning Nj Beeker re-
turned hone ny to and ihe snake, st IN
neiSheoTs and the party armed With EeInrned
yolsy w.s Sired into The Ttithln5 mas by, 1anihes
n the yard O. cabin Alter kiluE snAkes for as heW
es party left and the Eeptas Sets St In PesssssSn q
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A Timely Warning.

Nom the Columbus Dtspdfch
Docs your lover. cry maid, 50 "biking~
Does he iiko to aria upon his wheelf
10 It. Fray. 30 much unto his liking
As for you TO mako hts love congehf
Ere the sun In up. tomorrow morning.
En- aiAa II may be quite too late,
We would give you q most kindly warning.
We would save you from an awful fate
Do you notice where he doth meandof.
When he starts away upon his bikef-
We but tell the truth, hor wish to slandor--
It h for tho country he doth strike.
Hapless maiden, you have but n fraction
or that Jealous dense that love e'er SoadA
II you cannot guess al the attraction
Which doth draw him to these country roads
n Sou could but SEQ him rs be passes
Some bare footed maid, Of nut brown huA,
You would know It Is the country lasscs-
Not his wheel-that steal his heart from you.
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xxzHxn 8yAuS1HYs WIFE


nsiA q Have Desn Instrurnsntal IN his
Leavips the Chureh.
To THE RpIroR or The sUN-ST: A cor
respondent OF TEE sUN In somewhat askow In
his facts concerning tbs marriage OF Pere
Hyacinthe ana Nine. Loypon.
The acquaintance OF these two IN nt tho bot
tom Of all Pero Hyacinthes subsequent career.
II began In Rome. Pere Hyscinthe. then In
the znnith Of his fame, was delivering famous
series Of sermons there.
Mrs. Norman was widow who. by invent
Ing superior sort OF corset. mao comfort
ablo sum OF money. With this sho was living
In Europe IN tho various capitals. At this time
she was in Rome, whore she was acting as cor
ture "Old Catholic"
These letters inevitably required various In
tcrvicws with tho popular priest. Mrs. Meri-
man was always personable woman, a mans
woman. As friend Of hers once said, II she
went into = strange hotel dining room all tho
"i Ne . sta%G,ss e 'sFSi
tcrnined Sis Hnsi secession from The ShuEsh.
.dSh. Sns S s I'D eess fsss a
whore Calvin preached 10 many centuries be-
1' The writer heard him there in 1879. Nine.
serni-olerio aspect, and. With hands .devoptly
0fSsSS ostiy s stSr this time ther child Vas born.
TINE bUN correspondent speaks Of Nine, 10y.
son as childless. This H. 4 mistake Young
NORMAN, who was . lad Of II whom his mother
became Mime. Lpyson, has been married. Soy
e51 iryS Ssrs; sHf for time lived with bis wife
The Ioyson baby. was MAGNIFICENT speci-
mon q baby. a. his photograph, taken IN
Pere Hyneiatho's arms. defnohstrated. II no
has lived be mqst noy be oT{r IL years OIL
ysaE: PsFS HyaeAs1s s ehie eH9a
one msy sSsyHy sns sv am oa
a.ss e s..ei hf . aa bas sSs y sns
Ian family ior Instruction. The hpasehold also
TheDs sss ,seSs Ways
Household, assures me they fetch AND earfy.
duty 81 ksSping the coal seuttles full OF the
mensae Mme. 1oYson 10 the head. Pore Hr-
and simple minded, anu the 6oys like hip.
posing. .tbis, she now deSs ,ysrs e6eetiysly.
isssr. SSS Wore heavy blsek siE dress made
dress could Vol g. pisds.' Her bands ior neck
and 1feevsv were OF costly lace, Her manner
and speech are carefully attunsd to hef dfess,
and the result u both Interesting and artistic.
EN-
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On Nancy Stitching.

FrUn the Toronto Grip.
Never painters fairest fancy
Can compare with my sweet NANCY
For the II perfect picture
Of perfect wolnanhool;
Though she IL not blessed with rtoheN
And must earn her bread by stitches
the Ia better than her bettors,.
Fer her hearts, pure aud good.
When ] sometimes watch her stitching,
Every stitch my heart bewitching,
] eNciaim In hnsty Language
At the sad gllstakes In lifoi.
But she laughs so quick md jolly,
As sho puts 10 Night my folly
By asking II wirh to have
A duchess for 8 Wife.
Then say with love that fingers
Near the stitches by her fingers
That II ! had Aladdin's lamp
A duchess she should be.
And she answers archly smiling,
In q manner most begliiing.
That II Ehs worc duchess
She would mover marry me
30, perhaps, II may be better
After all TO wear the fstter
Ofa poverty that's honest
Than be titled proud. and RIGHT
For before tho moon Il changing,
by q mutual arranging.
King Cupid WI our threads OF LIE
Unite in one etrOna stitch.